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Message #25
From: Diceman
Date: June 21, 2008 12:50:11 PM

CEO's Options Vest as described

http://www.secinfo.com/d12TC3.t13Bu.htm

"Dr. Ryan's options shall vest in full if within 18 months, SulphCo, Inc. (the "Company") receives either: (a) a firm customer order(s) for the installation of Sonocracking equipment having a MINIMUM processing capacity of 1,000,000 barrels PER DAY and the customer is contractually obligated to pay,

-or, the Company reasonably expects to receive, at least $1 per barrel per day of gross margin for a minimum term of one year, or (b) firm customer order(s) in such greater or lesser amount where the customer is contractually obligated to pay, or the Company reasonably expects to receive an aggregate annual revenue equivalent to item (a) ($350 million). Gross margin shall mean the net operating profit, net of all operating expenses, including without limitation repairs and replacements (including probe replacements), labor, on-site supervision, energy and utilities, catalysts or additives, local taxes or duties (excluding income taxes) and distributor's fees"
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Ryan needs this scenario to materialize to vest the options, so you can assume he's plenty motivated- So, what would that mean to we common shareholders?

$350 M <-35% tax> = $235M/yr = $2.50+/share EPS

x P/E of 30 = $75 pps

x P/E of 40 = $100 pps

x P/E of 50 = $125 pps

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